In 2025, DeepComputing’s footprint spanned the globe. From Embedded World, the RISC-V Summit Europe, and the RISC-V Summit North America, to the RISC-V Summit China, UbuCon Asia, and community events across South America, we engaged deeply with developers, partners, and industry leaders worldwide to explore the limitless possibilities of open hardware together. We established “RISC-V […]
The Linux Plumbers Conference (LPC) is one of the most important technical gatherings for developers working deep in the Linux stack — from kernels and filesystems to bootloaders, toolchains, and core infrastructure. It provides a highly focused environment for upstream developers to exchange ideas, review work-in-progress, and solve complex system-level problems through direct collaboration. This […]
At the end of November, tech YouTuber CJ from Lifting Linux published an in-depth review of the DC-ROMA RISC-V Mainboard II, our latest RISC-V mainboard designed for the modular Framework Laptop 13. His verdict: this second-generation release represents a meaningful leap forward for real-world RISC-V laptop computing. In the video, CJ highlights several major improvements […]
We’re excited to share that Jeff Geerling, one of the most influential voices in open hardware and single-board computing, recently took the DC-ROMA RISC-V AI PC, powered by the DC-ROMA RISC-V Mainboard II for Framework Laptop, for a spin — and published a detailed review covering both everyday experience and performance. We really appreciate Jeff […]
As RISC-V advances from developer boards into full consumer-ready systems, one of the most important questions from users and developers is: Can RISC-V handle mainstream AI workloads? To answer this, we built a proof-of-concept demo on the DC-ROMA RISC-V AI PC, powered by the ESWIN EIC7702 SoC with its 40-TOPS NPU. By integrating VLC media […]
We are excited to share a new community contribution from Tristan Ross, who has successfully brought Nix onto the DC-ROMA RISC-V AI PC and documented the journey in detail. His blog covers installation steps, the use of existing RISC-V binaries, and the challenges he tackled around bootstrap tools and PIE/ELF behavior on RISC-V Linux. Tristan’s […]
